US Congress Misses Key Opportunity to Promote Rights
Annual Defense Spending Bill Leaves Out Human Rights Priorities
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Annual Defense Spending Bill Leaves Out Human Rights Priorities
Investigate Allegations, Respect Due Process Rights in Counter-Coup Case
Do Nam Trung Could Receive Up to 12 Years in Prison for Peaceful Expression
Communist Party Aims to Control Dalai Lama Selection
Letter from Human Rights Watch and Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) USA
US, German Governments Should Press Vaccine Makers to Transfer Technology Widely
New Report Shows More Companies Could Help Produce mRNA Vaccines
Letter from Human Rights Watch and the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights
Influencers, Promoters Should Also Distance Themselves From Image Laundering
UN Should Deploy Monitors, Strengthen Public Reporting
Duterte Administration Stalling Tactic Should Not Delay Justice
Hosting a Summit for Democracy and funding new initiatives won’t close the gap between Biden’s rhetoric about prioritizing human rights and the reality of policies that embolden human rights abusers.